The record, in a spreadsheet.
Everything on DeepSyte comes from public records — the FEC, Congress.gov, official roll calls and state election offices. These files hand the race data to reporters, researchers and anyone else who wants to check our work. Free to use; please credit DeepSyte and link the race page. Files refresh every six hours.
Candidates on the 2026 general-election ballot
Every House and Senate candidate the race pages show as on the November ballot: state, office, district, party, incumbency, FEC candidate ID, total receipts and cash on hand (with the FEC report date they run through), and the race page URL.
Ballot standing comes from each state’s certified candidate list where we have read it (474 races), and from recorded nominees elsewhere. Candidates under the FEC’s $5,000 registration threshold have no FEC ID or money figures.
Download CSV2026 race results
One row per candidate outcome in every recorded 2026 federal contest — primaries, runoffs, special elections and, once called and verified, the general election — with vote share, who called it, and the source.
Results are entered only after they are verified against official returns or a major news call. Vote shares can be unofficial until states certify.
Download CSVFound an error? Email hello@deepsyte.app with the race and the source. See the methodology for how each number is built.